Manitou Springs High School - Mustang Yearbook (Manitou Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

I!! w f ,1 f cl ,ww -AIM 5l7f90!4flf if TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY K fl 1 7:49101-nad:-.w-, -'L-sg -, 1,1 l2Qfl,,, if--...... A BILL SHUMARD W. DENNIS LEWIS X55-asfyj J we MKQWZ KMZZWZL Dennis Lewis, president of the senior class and past president of the junior class, has been a member of the A basketball team, the football and baseball teams, the band, orchestra, and chorus, the Pep Club, and was a representative to Boys' State last year. A player on the football, ba s ketba ll, and baseball teams for three years, Bill Shumard is the vice president of the senior class. Bill was a Boys' State representative last year and the Pep Club Student Council representative. Norma Kerr, serving her se c on d year as class representative to the Student Council, is editor of the annual staff and has been a circulation manager of the Prospector staff for two years, a member of the band and chorus for two years, and the orchestra for four years. Secretary of the senior class, Janet Smith, has been in the band, or- chestra, and chorus, secretary-treasurer of the Student Council, and one of the circulation managers of the Prospector for two years. Marjorie Voorhes, who came here in January of her junior year from Michigan, is treasurer of the senior class and a member of the Booster Club and chorus. A cheerleader for four years at MHS, Nancy Karlowski has been amember ofthe chorus for four years, an attendant to the home- coming queen this fall, and treasurer of the Booster Club. Chosen homecoming queen when she was a junior, Joyce Harrison has been a member of Chorus and has worked on the annual and Prospector staffs. Jo Ann Shay is the advertising manager for the Prospector, an advertising manager for the annual, a four year member of the chonrs, a member of the band and orchestra and was vice president of the Booster Club last year. The president ofthe Student Council and the treasurer of the Pep Club, Carl Rohkar was vice president of the Student Council last year, a two JANET SMITH MARIORIE VOORHES NORMA KERR S- K.. CLIFFORD CANTRELL ROBERT CORDINGLEY BEVERLY ANN EFLIN if ROGER ESGAR IOYCE HARRISON JJ JOELLEN HARVEY year football and baseball man, and a member of the basketball tear for one year. , Carolin Jackson has been on the Prospector staff for two years, last year as business m a na ger and as editor this ye arg the vice president of the Booster Club, a member of all three music organizations, a former Girls' State representative. Clifford Cantrell is one of the few students who have attended Manitou School since the first grade, an active member of the shop department, and plans to study engineering next year. Dolly Mathews, who plans to take nurses training when she graduates, came to Manitou in her sopho- more year and is in chorus. Denny Wilkins also came to MHS in 1949, is active in band, orchestra, and chorus, and plans to become a teacher. Gilbert Richmond was the president of the freshman class and is the Pep Club president. A member of the band, orchestra, and chorus and a player on the football, basketball and baseball teams, Gilbert plans to attend Colorado University next year. Law school is the destination of Ted Krahling, the secret ary of the Pep Club. Ted is also interested in art and being on the baseball team. Beverly Eflin has gone in for dramatics in the form of the junior play, CAROLIN JACKSON anna Kerr and Dennis lewis Named Dutstandlng Seniors done ho hav e The bov and ti: sehool andvvtcgif most f0f and glrl tes me ulaf box candida most Pop wer iroffl Name ted X351 N I. Cl8SS elec he 5en10 Qmors chosen bt 1 top rarlkmg S ev 911 of the S unced were 3x50 anno Norma Kerr nd rs a Denn1S lows tstandmg Semo amed ou and xxancy ere n mard me W Blll Shu hogen as d I. c rl0W5k1 we tudents by the S 28 Ka pulaf 5 January ost po nd35 rdqem body on M0 have the highest h0 Ann Sex en VN re Jo Tliiear averages garohn Jack f0U Sans, Prxce 6 Krahlxng Shay N rma Kerr T9 d Demns n 0 d an ixlberi Rlchlnosxtudeflts wlursril Lewis Thes movado Umve Us ven we C0 and me resu gl xcal 199 I-mme the vsschowg extent defe of me wx at ven awards gl Schod yea? CLASS CHOSES 'AN DI DATES The semor class selected three boys for candldates for the most outstandmg boy Denms Lewls Gxlbert Rlchmond and Carl Roh kar In the popular vote Gllbert and Carl tled for second place Carolm Jackson Norma Kerr Sally Prxce and Janet Smxth were selected as Candidates for outstandlng gxrl CBPOIIII was the runner up From the hst of Tex Johnson, Ted Krahhng Gxlbert Rlchmond, Carl Rohkar and B111 Shumard Carl was second ln the most popu lar boy vote Janet Sm1th ranked second 1n the votmg for the most popular girl Other candidates chosen by the semor class for thls tltle were Joellen Harvey Norma Kerr and Glenda Stout C I 0 0 ' . I V ' U . . . . .S 1 J , I . ' Q if ' r ,' ' . ', . 5 ' 'X - ' 1 . . A I 9 . 2 .' --H .y -' . ' 0 I. . ' - ' ' 9 Pr' . . ', ' ' tur 1 ix 1 ' ' ' th . A '. A . Q ' V ' - - l x Q 3- V' 1 'x ' L ' . r 1 . ' ' i -'f an . 1 1 tu- - , ' Av , , - ' , M . for ' . - - ' in . ' . 1 ,U an- , ' ' ' , 7 1 v l . l , . 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Y o 0 , ' ' Ruchmond Heads P C Gllbert Rxchmond vvlll head the Pep Club as presldent thls year Ot.l'er officers are B111 Shumard noe presldent 'led Krahlmg sec retary and D1ck Aylesworth Student Councll representative Officers were elected Frxday at the Clubs first meetlng Tenta MA NITOU SKATING RINK COLORA Council Announce s FOI' 'mprov'ng ep ASS9mbhes T Din b CUC! p and an acmm for if tasscmblleg Were the tug X Simester mam PTOJOCI recent Student COl1nc11 meeiljg a morgur iirst big Problem is to g t ln e the Zrestmg pep assemblies nouncld ggkletball season bod r Rohkaf' stud Imp! Dresldent He added ent r hopooxmg the assemblies we can get r the Students botlial SuDp01't from m and at the games dssembhes Ker Annual Pictures Taken For December Deadline See the blrdlco ThlS 1 wha' the memncxs of the annual stat' have be n omg around savmg for the last tvxo vxteks Dont get ther- xnrong thex re not crazx The just have to get som of the 11' cs 10 tue publlshex of 0 annual bv December 1 Last vxttl ou probablv sal fou pcople xunnmg around llf cluckens xx 1th thelr he ds cut of No they werent chickens they were Gllbert Rxchmond Carol! Jackson Beverly Eflm and Carl Rohkar These people were I' Ill to find the llght people to have thelr plctures taken at the rlght tnme and the rlght place and m the rlght poses r, Jackson Named Editors E32 Qtustang and Prospector M Pr wxll edu: the 1 952 PGCIOI' St tf ustang th IS year whlle Cal-1 H Dosmons for b Jackson heads the bl N5 aw to View U K ntorsgnumard vez HOW a anne EXW! semen S Oke r o e re Y taxa cembe e Lewxs YS S on pe vang H1 to ue on ucauon an K0 rxcan at 9 mem ng ev clashed QZYQQCQQXSLT Home i thdivewere arm as 5 n so e weermerxcan 1555 Stax e Tmxgetwo boys to ge Dmner Plans Cancelled No date has been set for the dmner whlch the senlors had planned to gne Sunday Januarv 27 It was cancelled because of the flu epldemxc wh1ch spread through MHS The purpose of thls dlnner IS to ralse money for the semor sneac day Last week ln guldance class the suggestion of havmg a 'vw ork day was dlscussed A work day 15 Weekly p DO SPRINGS MUSIC COMPANY 0 In Publicar oth xons ner FOS week 9 announced last Others slavm 8' Over a h 5252 be MarJ0r1e Voorhzg dnbrgl? m Joan Shanager Sally Price and Carl R ay ads ertxsmg managers ohkar and Ted Krahlm Blu Shurr-lard Carolm Jack Gllbert R1ch 'ianet Smlth 901011 Denn to take CareNancy Karlowskl arf charge of the0f the cu-culatxon In U n ar underclasgmen sec Sylvanne grarolvn Summer and classes Dennyervif faculty and McClain actlsyltlddkedls and Euan il? and Glenda Stgife HHITI b athewg and Chg Cam lDolly 0 th P91 wlj Roberi Cfyplsts Roger Esgar ami of th ordmglj, mu 1-,axe ch 0 5UPDhes arge This bears p ggflposed of Jlrxoggigzll' bstaff IS nage USIDQ Shay arm Sally Pmce and Joanss ertlsmg Norm n iii Janet Smlth clrculat H Kerr UI pdge d 1017 Dgf 9 ll for each edmon OPS are selected gm handle the art elefly Eflm and Son Pictures and mond the sports wlll do the Llewls and S9nlOI' S Carolm Jackson wlll speak be fore the American Leglon Auxxl tary Wednesday evemng She wlll recount her experlences at Girls State. ,WJ 1: x-M, u, gf 1Z',lJl'2' if 'i1W'Wfi. 1.! Outstanding Seniors 1, Boys' and Girls' State Representatives H-as DENNIS LEWIS CAROLIN JACKSON BILL SHUMARD NA NORMA KERR DENNIS LEWIS Most Popular Seniors NCY KARLOWSKI Rv BILL SHUMA RD Ranking Seniors ,SALLY PRICE, CAROLIN JACKSON JO ANN SHAY, NORMA KERR DENNIS LEWIS, TED KRAHLING Absent when picture was taken GILBERT RICHMOND H ?6W 5294? 65720:- Page Sponsors I OHN BROADBENT BLICK S SPORTING GOODS gi 5 sy , 'I' . -5 ' Am. D 'ini f e 5 5 G d 144.1 s'K'au., cP'f' OU-FL r'N -Qnf'5....-Q.yQ 'f t e s Thx Avht 6 IXL. Q4endw:T1-1 Q .R 'Bv- 1.1 -Q M2 :CAL MOST -Va-v J W-B3 fee 5 Yo S X T 9 G S 'T L I Y C. K f 'iv T231 . . 1, ,L , Mo SAYS o vs QI J Z' 2 3 I I ff VVV, W, g, I xii X' 1 M o aT + mn 4 ' f . .tw , yi. It 3 - .N A ,6 , ?f Q:.r:,:' NF' M . i 'A ,3 N, 'W Mow I-kmluk wc. .swcceed :Hi 4? . jc -Q , ff Z' f', it L. 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Ah go on No I won t' 4-1 F!- N1ce day for a sun bath Today s my bmhday PAYTON STUDIO I m lookmg take II CLARK S STANDARD SERVICE Page Sponsors Mme Zpieefg zmkfhv 'R ROBERT BOREN President JEAN HART V1ce Presldent MA RGA RET MEURY Secret ary DON SORRELS S C ep BEVERLY CROLE Treasurer Trytng to grve an extra specral Junior Semor Prom rs aurte a Job The DICK AYLSWORTH RUTH BENDER EDDIE BENSING IEA N BERGQUIST LELA ND BROLLIER Jumors sold pop and gave a really cute play Tattletqle me Jumon DELMAR drd many other tlungs to help rn makmg a Jtuuor Semor Prom that was BURKEPILE the best WELLER LUMBER COMPANY Page Sponsors LORIG S GARY BURKEPILE .IJ s, -5 Q L K I HM CLINE IUDY COOK 3A RBA RA DEISTER '? 3 6.- GORDON TITUS RICHA RD W ALLINE PA T WETHERA LD JA CME SUSAN DOBBINS SONNY DOUSE DONALD ESGAR PAT FANNIN DONNA FRA ZEE AL FREDRICRS AL' f fb W DORIS GAMESON I fy AM, SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON if X BEVERLY JAC KS X i DAVID MARVIN ,297 ft M447 BUDDY MURPHY Q42 iff, IAC K QUINN BRIAN ROELENS JOHNNY ROSS FRA NK SANBORN NICK SANBORN NORMA SAUCERMAN CECIL SMISCHNEY JOHN SMISCHNEY JUNE STATES Page Sponsor :ff ff ROGERS LOUNGE Z 'UQ G . 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Remember their clever pep assembly: The dance? And they have three more years in wluch to do and do and do! C lass Sponsor MISS MAIER ,Ay A Karen A lm en Jim Arnett Darlene Atkinson Donald Bender Betty Jo Bergquist Lorraine Brollier Marlene De Luna Carol Gree? Rodney Gree Claudia Hill Marilla Johnson Mary Ann Johnston ug N. La Vetta Jones Joann Lyle Makers of GOLDEN FLA KE POTATO CHIPS Margie Lyons President Vice President Secretary Student Council l PARKER STAFFORD KENNY WEISSENFLUH' WILBURN WILSON RICHARD JACKSON 'l ,I CAGLE S STANDARD SERVICE Page Sponsors RED HILL S BARBER SHOP Marilyn Mankel Barbara Meury Harry Myers Ed Nelson Patricia Quinn haron Reissig Shirley Rohkar Maynard Ruyle Keith Ruyle Barbara Schuchardt Dean States Eddie Vanderlip X,-if W WILSON BUNDY IUPIRINYENDENY CLEONE MARTIN GRADE PRINCIPAL 4 I, 5 MR BUNDY MRS DOBBINS fig 06, geawszw, W' illiamtnu Springs lguhltr Svrhnnln MANITOU SPRINGS COLO BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE E MILLER HOMER F DAVIS IIC ET I CHAS E PARKER E SU s a eas1 to ex e C1 C ratalatlons he members cs she Cla QL 19 F. Yeur record aniteu school is a rgocd one, Emi IS my WiSIi 'at fe 'iajfs to come will brini yeu happiness spccess. Sincerely WW Page Sponsor LYNDON HOTEL ppm- I. B. Prof RICHARDSON Latin History sdnf WHITEAKER5 J ' 'I English X Spanish Junior High if Zac? fywfagwawce L HELEN FIELD Journalism English ,,.1 ., X V' V A 72 J Speech Pa e S onsol. CAROLINE RICHMOND S P LY ND ON HOTEL English . Library S A , . I 'N 1 a,-,vw I . fl -, The orchestra was active in both All School Q, ' Show and the PTA programs. The chorus sang at the PTA program, All A School Show, and gave a M a nitou High 1 Christmas program. Q v in Max Stout and Haskell Thomson are two of the most outstanding musicians in school and have appeared as soloists in many pro- grams. MAX STOUT HASKELL THOMSON .nah L44 sauna- uh- 44..u44.A. .-- - SAD SACK'S Page Sponsors MYERS MARKET ,QM Q W1 ffffmf damn These are the doors the students enter From amon these the Student Council is chosen to plan their activities and their fun .iq several t'htn:,'t's .were tzpadt' hi. tht- tinnncil this year--st-vt'r.tl things added to their pri Jranz. 'l'ht-5 revived the bonfire rally' and made plans for fi new hind of pep asscnibll. and ponsored several school dtinvus. Page Sponsor MILLER'S HARDWARE auf 7Z'46gV0'1-7591 3'5- ' Ms Booster Club activities started this year with a pledge tea at the home of Carolin Jackson. Eighteen girlsre- ceived their black and white ribbons at the pledge dinner. In November they thought they had some strangers in their midst, but 'twas only BC pledges dressed for 'Hell Week. The poor pledges really got a workout that week with missions, too. The day finally came when there were no pledges--much to the members' dismay--as they were formally initiated at JoAnn Shay's home. After decorating the school for Christmas, a progressive dinner and carolsinging ended the holiday season in proper form. The Winter Wonderland dance given in January was a consolation to some of the girls for having lost their pledges. For Valentine's Day napkins were decorated and sent to local hospitals and a tea was given for the teachers. More napkins were decorated and sent at Easter. The proceeds from a cake sale given second semester financed the senior farewell dinner-dance given in honor of the graduating seniors. Sponsors 1 ' - . X MISS MAIER MRS EKEN Officers S. Price - - - --------- President C. Jackson - - - - Vice President J. Harvey - - - - - - - Secretary N. Karlowski - - - Treasurer C. Summer - - - - S. C. Rep. Page Sponsors PRICES' COURT KAY and RAY WM ,es or Sam M0494 ami' THE PROSPECTOR of the Manitou Springs High School Published Bi-Weekly by the Journalism Class The Prospector is published bi-weekly to foster and unify school Jim The Prospecior VOLUME 8 Q Carolin Jackson .... ..... . .. 460692012 Cline ......,.,. ..,..,...,.,....... spirit: to influence and support clean sportsmanshipg to give honor Norma Kerr' and Janet Smith ---A---'4 Cifculaiion where honor is due: and to serve as a medium of expression for Joanh Shay -- ---.V4- .---,.----. A dV9I'USiH8 Manager the student body and faculty. Helen Field ...4 ........,,..........,..... A dvisor The Prospecior Christmas Unlimited A truck load of canned food was collected for Christmas Unlimited again this year in the annual drive sponsored' by the journalism class. Receive Xmas Letters The journalism r-lass is sending C'hi'istnias letters to Nlzinitoii lliilli School alumni now in service. March of Dimes Funds collected for the March of Dimes from Manitou grade and high school amounted to ap- proximately 8130. The Journalism Class sponsored the March of Dimes drive. . ,.'A,. . ' : xx RE1BSCHEID'S Page,Sponsors SPOT GRILL Ro55S C W M12 ff? VM if D Fl HPSR OR Two L65 vo. an lol ng on 4 9,06 'H 9+ Dogs' oh ge H sgh wk' V -rn u lfsfj F -N 'il HQIJL TH 1' R m Rakl R nl N- Wx. ve. QV cg-Q nl ,M 1 Pose I uflusux OA P fed at Page Sponsors KAUFIHAN S MEADOW GOLD , Q o A , 6 , 4 rg ' L Y 2 ,- ki, ' A . I i A ' s 1 If .' A V .'- vg,6,' I F +5 409 A . 1 .. 04. lv -NX Xygxvx Rr QA I N I ff' A R ' ., xv ff QA 0 V, YQ! 0 5-N N- ., PM . I H . I . ' H - '- f ,M . qi I Q Q. I Qi. ' 1 VW . ,yyvh Q' Qu, V I F 5.51 - ' a- 0 Y V- O ,xuJo:XfcVN ll gi I ' Q ox T ..- iV'J,n I ' 'T ' . ,, . . - i P v' , L Y I Y' N dx fi? A I? , in V Y ...bi Y , XA . 1 .3 quo, f' 'M Q ' ' x A . I 1 x X v , X f ' 7' ' I xx, I '. z I , K A U 1 Q - ' V , 3' , I l I V' T . a ', l mod ' Fl Jr Tattletale seemed to have been written for this year's junior class as proved by the excellent performance of the entire cast. The three-act comedy was presented on Nov- ember 16 in the High School Auditorium. The play, directed by Mrs. Helen Field, included the following castg Diane Wilson, Jean Bergquist, John Smischny, Pat Wetherald, Don Sorrels, Beverly Crole, Robert Boren, Al Fredericks, Shirley Huntington, Eddie Bensing, Judy Cook, Norma Saucer- man, Jack Quinn, and Pat Fannin. Prompters were Jean Hart and Richard Aylsworth. Business managers were Gordon Titus and Gary Burkepile. Nick and Frank Sanborn acted as stage and property managers Cecil Smischny was program manager. N BONNIES GUN SHOP Page Sponsors FANNIN'S VARIETY STORE S E N I O R S lk, 276 WM Q game, Mafia bmi awzwmhgt A T T E N D A N T S F R E S .. H M A N G I ij R r A N D 1 E o R S Page Sponsor PITCOCK S DRUGS :QENCH QESYQUQQV Jean Hart and Cari Rohkar reigned over M. H. S. Homecoming on Oct. 12, 1951. Nancy Karlowski, Bonnie Karlowski, Barbara Schuchardt,Georgia Bowling, and Olpha Saker were their attendants. The Mustangs defeated Boone 55-6. 'fi' gli SEPTEMBER 4 10 20 21 25 26 28 OCTOBER NOVEMBER 21 my ga eos School opens with a record enrollment of 690 students. National Assembly featuring Don Comfort, accordionistt A and B team cheerleaders chosen at special assembly. Student Council Hayride cancelled because of snow. Booster Club tea held at Carolin Jacksons The Seniors were deciding on what type of annual--formal or otherwise--when Rohkar quipped, Hfformals are all tight for the girls, but. . . First football game with Fountain, there. We won 6-O. Booster Club fashion show at pep assembly The pledges had to march across the stage in Jeans one heel one flat shoe hair in pigtails Lakeside Vineland here Remember how rainy and muddy it was? We won in the last few seconds 13 8 Miss Maier Prof Richardson Mr Powell and Mrs Field we it to the All State Conference Htgh School College Counselors Pep Club Annual dinner held in lower hall of school for pledges National Assembly featuring Garcia s Latin American dancers Some of the girls seemed to like Roberto the accordionist Senior Surprise Packages raffled off at pep assembly six mystery boxes Homecoming parade dance game We beat Boone again 55 6 PTA square dance held at Memorial Hall C A P search mission near the Lazy S Ranch Junior High Student Council formed Pleasantview there We lost 45 12 Gil Richmond records for Sound Off teenage panel on KVOR Lakeside Vineland there We lost 32 6 Teachers Convention at last we get a little vacation Health and Safety assembly Safety Patrol reorganized by the Junior High Student Council Ha loween Chief of Police reports to newspapers that no real damage was done only harmless mischief Nat1onalAssemblw featuring Joyce and Clyde plus Rudy their Lowebird Pleasantview here We won 19 13 We are tied for first place with Pleasantyiew and Lakeside Vn eland 1 con toss decides that Lakeside Vineland goes to state Xnnual pict res taken that s one way to get oat of class Boo ter Club Hell Meek Suci rnons rosities you never saw Hone ti re We won e 1 s o re lll r Teacher ane SlLlUellIS n id to to eowntoxwn becat Se their cars were Uarked in only two hour zones .1 per lle 'tb la e ll le t It Ur es lxel sati tial isse nwlx N1,n lxl litres postponed le December L iristrt as antiniiteo canned goods collected nnior play Ta tletale Pe 7 Club It l'ReX l'.1I'1e Basketball practice begins PeD Club ThdI1hSL1NllQ dat 5 ' . 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Q MZ? ffemfemfm Nancy karlovs SRI Susan Dobbm ma! gmc , Q and Shulex Huntmqton were h sen bx me students to lead the xells for the A team L o Dons Scmpporelt Sue Jones and Norma Summer forthe B mam Brhrbc A a LH durm imwtball sea u Pa e Sponsors SANITARX GROCERY ar d MARXET KENNY S CONFECTIONIERY Q 5 . wr . nd B team cheerleaders lead the iv- s A Q ' 1 5 1.. . , w , 32? ' Q, ' - 5' , 'ks Q' Iii A' A g 7' ' -, 2- .b 'anal' .,, s ,4 : Y 50- A . A. W4 M ' and' '-4 1-no . - k, N, ,. .- t ,r-K, Q' hr, j M ,4 ,TWP -.-nv' A Q.: !.-,U D Q 1 , w..w...g A... Jgfigf 4-' j.-,Ama ' ju-of ,. .LA, 4-' Egan' H 5 '-YY -1 'f -va ' 'e13'- A -- gn. . F It ,,J:.. , 5- 'rf ',' J L l 4 ' ' , . y , . s . t .1 k l Y K. I X' ' s A Judy., A 4-Q.,-uv . nA '51- 9 - .,,f-. ,L , , I -- L.'!.T' '. -9 9 0 f Q r ,' , ' , ' I ' h I G Y Z ' x I l x ,ll- A . . . -. 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End V 5 Page Sponsors DEAN HENDRICK'S CONOCO RIPLEY THE FLORIST AL FREDERIC KS Tackle JOHN RICHMOND Tackle JOHN SMISCHNY Guard GARY REED Fullback Back row: Carol Hart, Shirley Brooks Front row: Linda Shiffer, Georgia Bowling A TEAM SUSAN DOBBINS NANCY KARLOWSKI SHIRLEY HUNTINGTON Page Sponsor UTE PASS GARAGE J0f?4fL? LQZMJZXQM .'. JUNIOR HIGH These are the girls wholead the Pepperettes and G-G girls,newly organized high school and junior high pep squads, and the rest of the student body. They are the symbols of our school spirit, B TEAM DORIS SCHIPPOREIT LaVETTA JONES NORMA SUMMER r,-f an i , 1 1 U 'ii' C7 ' x Q Back row: B. lrwin, D. Barton, R. Esgar, G. Burkepile, A. Lamphere. Front row: G. Miller, Mgr.g B. Murphy, D. Smith, R. Jackson, I. Richmond and Coach Newson. gmizffnff gzczfwm The B's make sure every one gets his money's worth by playing a preliminary game each week and some of them were real thrillers. This C team is our first. Back row: J. Mustion, W. Walk, J. Arnett, P. Stafford. Front row: K. Weissenfluh, K. Anderson, W. Wilson. NC .. T E A M Page Sponsor WALTER AMENT'S 15 MII 4 4 R. BOREN Forward IM 94 sf f, L MANITOU - - VICTOR- MANITOU - - - PENROSE- MANITOU ---- CRIPPLE CREEK- - - MANITOU - - FOUNTAIN- - MANITOU- - - MONUMENT - - MANITOU - - CHEYENNE - - Il R. NE WSON B. IRWIN Forward t. 1 1 ,.x Coach D. TITUS r Center D. LEWIS Center Page Sponsor ' , A N DEEDS and SON M C ARTER SERVICE -i ,gr G. TITUS Forward v, A: 15 W MANITOU - - - CRIPPLE CREE MANITOU VICTOR MANITOU FOUNTAIN MANITOU - - K-- MONUMENT - - - MA NITOU PENROSE MANITOU - - CHEYENNE - - - hrs --42 38 44 --40 --35 9 41 AW' M. RU YLE Forward 4 X D. RYLATT Manager REED Guard S PENMAN Guard Pa ge Sponsor MANITOU SPA 4772! wi fi, l Front row: Manager, Chester Karlowski, Paul Rayer, Leroy Cook, Ronald Williams, Alan Porter, James Elliot, George Miller, Terry Gingrich, David Penman, Mgr. , Swede Murphy. Back row: Carl Ruyle, James Rapp, Joe Smallbone, Jim Swanson, Dewaine Walz, Jimmie Nichols, Gregory Dodder, Coach, Mr. Howard. WJJMV QW? We Mak? -W 7' , From this junior high team, coached by Mr. Howard, will come our future stars. They play clean, fast ball that's fun to watch. Here are the scores of games played before we we HI IO PICSS. MANITOU- - - - -lti CRIPPLE CREEK- - - - 30 MANITOU- - - - -48 CHEYENNE MT.- - - 15 MANITOU- - - - - -16 SOUTH IUNIOR- - - - - 22 MANITOU- - - - - -26 CHEYENNE MT.- - - 12 MANITOU- - - - - -27 CRIPPLE CREEK- - - - - 30 LYLE RUTTERFORD Page Sponsors WILSON S MANITOU ELECTRIC 725 SWWYZ geek, The Seventh Grade is divided into two groups this year. From these classes come our future A teams, cheerleaders and Student Council members--to say nothing of the student body. They, like all the underclassmen, are the future of' MHS, an important ingredient in our Formula for Fun. Gary Carroll Susan Hoover Sharon Myers Bobby Stutzman Ro lland Stu tzman Janet Wa lk Wa yne Walk A lice Ward Judy Warren Ronny White Jimmy Wright ev' David Penman President Dale Hart Vice President Shirley Snell Secretary Mr. Joiner, Sponsor Page Sponsors CLOVER COURT WAYM1RE'S Q AJ- O .S .Slam ll I Mark Price President Jerry De Luna James Didlo Donald Hake Marilyn Hart Chester Karlowski Carol Murphy Grace Imhof Vice President Jackie Michaud Norman Osburn Janice Overholser Jan Allison Secretary-Treasurer Alan Porter Jeanie Rudd Linda Shiffer Page Sponsors SANITARY GROCERY HARRIS Xa SON Bonnie Almen Georgia Bowling Derry Burt Barbara Campbell Carol Tanner Marian Tanner -L39 in K S I JM ik Jimmy Nichols, Dale Hart, Mrs. Whiteaker, David Penman, Alan Porter, Georgia Bowling, Marilyn Hart, Carol Hart, De Etta Stafford Here history is made, for this is the first junior high student council for Manitou School. Organized last fall so that the seventh and eighth grades could enjoy more activities, the group has been busy the year long. First they sponsored the Faculty B Team game to help raise money for the junior high basketball teams. They added to this fund the proceeds from a box supper and dance. On Valentine day they had a Leap Year Valentine Dance that provided fun for both classes. They sponsored all junior high activities, including the G. G. girls, their pep squad. Their officers are: President ----- - - Carol Hart Vice President- - - - David Penman Secretary ----- - Jimmy Nichols Treasurer ---- -------- M arilyn Hart Representatives - - - De Etta Stafford-Sth grade Alan Porter-7th grade Georgia Bowling-7th Grade, Dale Hart-7th grade Advigor ------------------- MIS. 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